I still think this;
We can talk about mitigation all day but It's all about Everton. It's all about results. The below is since we last won a game;
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Look at the goals scored in comparison to the rest. If that doesn't improve, we go down.
... The club is a chaotic mess and he's not being sacked while we're above the bottom 3 but if it was my decision, I'd be sounding out potential replacements on any ongoing shortlist they have and sack him if we don't pickup a win by Burnley.
You can't go 14 games without winning a league game and expect to keep your job. Within his first week Dyche spoke about he's only there because of the previous managers results - he's not soft.
For me, if we can't win one of the next 3, then enough is enough and you have to make the change in the hope any new manager can lift the team to find results vs the likes of Nottingham Forest, Brentford and Sheff Utd at home.
My biggest worry for some time has been that run of home games - Dyche's pragmatic/% football is what we've needed but he's gone too far with it and we can't turn it and take the game to teams at Goodison. It's toxic, the fans don't believe and neither do the players. Our home form is a disgrace.
Whatever your opinion on Calvert-Lewin, the truth is he's in the worst run of his career. Thelwell needs sacking if Beto is as bad as he's looked so far and we should never be paying £15m for development players in Chermiti in our position. Danjuma would have cost a few mill too, as I'm sure Harrison has.
McNeil looks terrible - when so many players are off their game - there's not one player in the final third I'd say Dyche is getting the best out of.